8582 FALCONII (N. Carminii) ad Capponianas Ruthenas Tabulas commentarius, folio, plates in facsimile of the pictures in the MS. vellum, £2. 2s Romæ, 1755 The author gives a history of the introduction of Christianity into Russia, and an account of the Slavonic Liturgy, in the form of a Commentary on an old Cyrillic MS. with Miniatures, which had belonged to Peter the Great. 8583 NEALE (Rev. John Mason) History of the Holy Eastern Church, Part I, General Introduction, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. 40s) bds. 25s 1850 The Greek Liturgy is very extensively discussed in these volumes. sin. Venice, 1626 8584 OCTOЕCHOS. Liturgy of St. John of Damascus, in Greek, 12mo. in red and black, woodcuts, calf, 20s Venet. Zanetti (cir. 1540) It is questionable whether the authorship has been rightly attributed. 8585 SOCOLOVII Censura Orientalis Ecclesiæ de præcipuis nostri seculi hæreticorum dogmatibus, folio, fine woodcut border of Gregory XIII on back of title, vellum, RARE, £5. Cracovie, 1582 8586 SYNTAGMA of some necessary Offices, collected from the Euchologion by Pinelli, all in Greek, 1636-Office of the holy father Stylianus the Paphlagonian, in Greek, 1626-2 vols. in 1, 4to. printed in red and black, calf, 68 8587 EVANGELISTARIUM AND LITURGY of the Greek Church, in Old Slavonic, large folio, printed in red and black within borders, with engravings of the Evangelists, a fine volume in the original stamped binding, gilt sides and edges, £3. 108 Moscow, 1744 8588 ANTHOLOGION siest' Tsvyetoslov: Liturgy of the Russo-Greek Church, in old Slavonic, stout folio, finely printed in black and red, boards covered with stamped leather, clasps, lettered on the back, Miniya Prazdnishnaya (i.e., Menology for the regular Festivals), 258 Moskva, 1836 8589 [EUCHOLOGION.] KNIGA TREBNIK: Prayers and Sequences of the Russian Church, in Old Slavonic, stout folio, printed in black and red, original leather-covered boards, 26s Moskva, 1750 8590 PSALTYR. The Psalms of David, arranged for liturgical use, in the old Slavonic language and Cyrillic character, 12mo. one of two missing leaves supplied in MS. original stamped binding, VERY RARE, £4. (Kiev), 1642 8591 NICHOLAS (St.) Slúzhbui, Zhitiè i Tshudesà... Nikoláa Archiep. Múr tshudotvórtsa: Offices of St. Nicholas, with his life in old Slavonic characters, sm. 4to. calf, 38 6d Moskva, 1878 (sic) 8592 NIKOLSKI (Konstant.) Ob Antiminskakh Pravoslavnoi Russkoï Tserkvi On the Altar-Cloths used in the Russian Church, in Russian, 2 vols. 8vo. the second volume consisting entirely of plates representing ancient Altar-cloths, their inscriptions and Pictures, folded and mounted on linen, cloth, 258 Sanktpeterburg, 1872 8593 PETER THE GREAT. Reglament Dukhovnoi: Ordinance with regard to Church discipline, in old Slavonic characters, 12mo. calf, 208 Moskve, 1775 8593*PALMER (W.) Dissertations on subjects relating to the Orthodox or Eastern-Catholic Communion, 8vo. cloth, 28 6d 1853 Dr. Döllinger said in 1855, to the Cardinal de Reisach, that this was the most important work on the Greek Church published for the last three hundred years. 8594 CATECHISMs, in the old Slavonic characters, 2 vols. sm. 8vo. bd. 78 Gd St. Pet. 1773-5 8595 ABUDACNI Historia Jacobitarum seu Coptorum in Egypto, Lybia, Nubia, Æthiopia tota, et parte Cypri habitantium, 12mo, bds. 58 Oxon. 1675 Chiefly concerning the Liturgy and Ritual of the Copts. 8596 MODUS BAPTIZANDI, Preces et Benedictiones quibus Ecclesia ETHIOPUM utitur, item Missa quâ Sacerdotes communiter utuntur, ex lingua Ethiopica conversa, smallest 4to. hf. calf, 108 Lovanii, 1550 The Preface is addressed to Paul III by "Petrus Abbas Æthiops," who vindicates the orthodoxy of the Abyssinian Church. 8597 DIDASCALIA; Apostolical Constitution of the Abyssinian Court, from the Ethiopic, by Platt, 4to. 88 III. Reformed Churches. 1. English, Scottish, American. 1834 8598 FORMULARIES OF FAITH put forth by Authority during the Reign of Henry VIII, 8vo. calf, 7s 6d Oxford, 1825 Articles about Religion, 1536; Institution of a Christian man, 1537; A Necessary Doctrine, 1543. 8599 LITURGIES and occasional forms of Prayer set forth in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, edited by the Rev. W. Keatinge Clay, Svo. cloth, 38 6d Cambr. Parker Society, 1847 8600 HENRY VIII's PRYMER, in Latin. [Orarium seu Libellus Precationum] 12mo. wanting title, but otherwise perfect, in the original impressed calf binding, £5. Ex Officina Richardi Graftoni, 1515 EXCESSIVELY RARE. It seems that no more than one or two perfect copies are in existence. 8601 COMMON PRAYER [BOOK OF]; Psalmes of David, and Godly Prayers; Certayne Sermones appoynted by the Quenes Maiestie, to be declared and read by al Parsons, Vicars, and Curates, every Sonday and holy day, 1560; Psalmes (in meeter by Sternhold and Hopkins) with a short Introduction into the Science of Musick, with the Music; in 1 vol. stout sm. 4to. wanting title to Prayer Book and title to the Psalms, and one or two other leaves, three sheets in the Prayer Book substituted from the undated edition of 1559, bound in old calf, EXCESSIVELY RARE, £15. Jugge and Cawood, 1559-1560 If this interesting volume were quite perfect, it would be worth a hundred pounds. 8602 INJUNCTIONS given by the Queenes Majestie, 1559 (? Barker, about 1575)-ARTICLES to be enquired in the visitation in the first yere of the raigne of our Sovereigne Lady Elizabeth, 1559, C. Barker, (? 1575)-ADVERTISEMENTS partely for due order in the publique administration of COMMON PRAYERS, and using the Holy Sacramentes, and partely for the apparel of all persons ecclesiastical, 1581-A BOOKE OF CERTAINE CANONS, concernyng some parte of the discipline of the Churche of England, John Daye, 1571-ARTICLES whereupon it was agreed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, etc. touching the admission of apt and fitte persons to the Ministry, imprinted by Richard Jugge, (1575)—all in 1 vol. sm. 4to. calf neat, black letter, fine copies, VERY RARE, £5. 1559-81 8603 ELIZABETH'S (QUEEN) PRAYER BOOK: BOOKE OF CHRISTIAN PRAYERS (commonly known as QUEEN ELIZABETH'S PRAYER BOOK), sm. 4to. black letter, printed within elegant woodcut borders, composed of sacred and grotesque subjects (including DANCE OF DEATH), portrait of Q. Elizabeth praying on reverse of title, with title-page dated 1608, sm. 4to. blue morocco extra, gilt edges, by Bedford, £12. 12s R. Yardley and P. Short, for the Assignes of Richard Day, 1590-1608 This is, in its style of illustration and mode of execution, the only native English counterpart to the beautiful French volumes called “Horæ or Livres d'Heures," so numerously printed at Paris in the sixteenth century. 8604 BOOKE OF COMMON PRAYER and Administration of the Sacraments; the Psalter or Psalmes of David, pointed as it shall be sung or said in churches, Robert Barker, 1613-THE WHOLE BOOK OF PSALMES, collected into English meeter by STERNHOLD, HOPKINS, and others, with the Music, printed for the companie of Stationers, 1614-3 vols, in 1, small 4to. in a fine old English gilt binding of James I's time, slightly repaired, £7. 10s 1613 8605 BOOKE OF COMMON PRAYER and Administration of the Sacraments, and other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England, folio, black letter, LARGE PAPER, fine copy, ruled, in old English blue morocco, beautifully and elabarately tooled, gilt edges, with the Arms of Charles I, on sides, £10. Robert Barker and the Assignes of John Bill, 1636 In 1857 a similar copy fetched £18. 10s. 8606 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. Facsimile of the Black Letter Prayer Book (of 1636), containing Manuscript Alterations and Additions made in the year 1661, "Out of which was fairly written" the Book of Common Prayer subscribed December 20, 1661, by the Convocations of Canterbury and York and annexed to the Act of Uniformity 1662, folio, photo-zincographed, blue morocco super extra, gilt edges, by Riviere, £5. Ordnance Survey, Southampton, 1871 8607 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, and Administration of the Sacraments, and other parts of Divine Service for the use of the Church of SCOTLAND, with the PSALMS by King James, 2 vols. in 1, folio, black letter, with the catchword " certaine," fine copy in old calf, £6. 15s Edinb. R. Young, 1637-36 another copy, without the catchword "certaine," old calf, £7.7s VERY RARE. This is the famous Common Prayer of Archbishop Laud by which he and the king hoped to force the English Liturgy upon the 8008 1637-36 Scottish people, the actual result being to embitter the anti-prelatic feelings of the North, and to precipitate the civil war and downfall of Charles I. The catchword, Certaine," on the last leaf was cancelled in most copies, the original intention to add Certain Prayers having been abandoned. Leaf hh 3 in the Psalms was cancelled and reprinted in consequence of an omission discovered in the early copies. A comparison of the above two copies (in both of which the text is correctly printed) shows that the leaf was set up not only twice but three times,-a fact not hitherto recognized. In the second of the above copies, some contemporary verses are written on the fly-leaf, sarcastically describing the failure of Archbishop Laud to fost his "service" on "the scurvie Scot." 8609 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER for the use of the Church of Scotland, with a Paraphrase of the Psalms in Metre by King James the VI, small 8vo. original calf, carmine edges, fine clean copy, RARE, 20s Edinburgh, James Watson, 1712 A reprint of Abp. Laud's Prayer Book. The attempted intrusion of this Service Book upon the Scottish Church was the cause of the ' Jenny Geddes' protestation in St. Giles' Church, 23 July, 1637." 8610 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER AND PSLTER; Form and manner of making Bishops, 3 vols. Ch. Barker, 1660-THE WHOLE BOOK OF PSALMS in Meeter, by Sternhold, Hopkins, and others, with the Music, printed by S. G. 1661-together 4 vols. in 1, small folio, old black morocco, gilt edges, £6. 6s 1660-61 8611 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, PSALTER, and Forms of Prayer (The First Edition, which was revised by a Convocation of Clergy, and the last with any alteration made by Public Authority), folio, black letter, engraved title by Loggan, remarkably fine copy in calf extra, gilt edges, with the signature "Lady Killigrew, 1689," RARE, £10. 8612 1662 the same, LARGEST PAPER, a remarkably fine copy in the original calf gilt binding, Charles II's copy, with his arms on the sides, from the Library of Sir Edward Nicholas, Secretary of State to both Charles I and Charles II, £60. 1662 This is the famous edition known as the "Sealed Book" of Charles the Second, and is the parent of all later editions of the Liturgy. 8613 COMMON PRAYER (Book of), with the Psalms, English and Low Dutch, sm. 8vo frontispiece, calf rare, 12s Amsterdam, 1711 Printed for the use of Her Majesty's (Queen Anne's) Dutch Court Chapel of St. James.' 8614 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, adapted for general use in other Protestant Churches, 12mo. cloth, gilt edges, RARE, 7s Ed 1852 This book was suppressed by the publisher, being considered revolutionary and heterodox. 8615 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, according to the use of the Church of IRELAND, (with Occasional Services, Articles, Canons, &c.) frontispiece, 1750-New Version of the Psalms by N. Tate and N. Brady, 1751-2 vols. in 1, roy. folio, LARGE PAPER, beautiful copy in the original red morocco extra, gilt edges, £6. 6s Dublin, G. Grierson, 1750-51 A Small Paper copy fetched at Sotheby's in 1857, £5. 5s. This very scarce edition contains The Form of Prayer for the Visitation of Prisoners; various Acts of Parliament (respcting Papists, &c.); Form for receiving Lapsed Protestants; Forms for Consecration, Restoration and Expiation of Churches in Ireland," &c. &c. 8616 THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, and administration of the Sacraments, as revised and proposed to the Use of the Protestant Episcopal Church, at a Convention of the said Church held in Philadelphia, 1785, (with the Psalter, in prose and metre, and Hymns) 12mo. First American Edition, with 8pp. of engraved Music, old red morocco, gilt edges, RARE, £6. 6s Philadelphia, Hall and Sellers, 1786 8617 ORDER OF DAILY SERVICE, the Litany, and Administration of the Communion, with Plain-Tune, according to the use of the Church of England, (edited by Dyce)-Psalter or Psalms, printed as they are to be sung or said-2 vols. small 4to. printed in gothic letter, in red and black ink, within elegant woodcut borders, with the Music, bds. 108 1843 8618 LLYFR GWEDDI GYFFREDIN; ynghyd-a'r Psallwyr neu Psalmau Dafydd, sm. 4to. without the last leaf of the Calendar, calf, 78 6d Mwythig, Tho. Durston, n. d. (cir. 1730) 8619 LIBRO DELLE PREGHIERE PUBLICHE, (tradotto da Edoardo Broun) nuova impressione corretta per Alessandro Gordon, 12mo. calf, 38 6d 8620 LEABHAR NA NORNAIGHTHEADH СCOMHCHOITCHIONN: Book of Common Prayer, in Irish, with the Elements of the Irish language at the end, sm. 8vo. neatly bound, 12s London, 1712 8621 ARTICLES agreed upon in the Convocation holden at London 1562 for the avoiding of diversities of opinions and for the establishing of consent touching true Religion, reprinted by His Majesty's commandment, with His Royal Declaration, very small 4to. black letter, bds. 20s Norton and Bill, 1630 1733 The declaration of Charles I commands that the above Articles shall be the faith of all his subjects, that no dissent is to be allowed, no objections to be raised, no alteration to be made by Convocation without his authority, under pain of His Majesty's severe displeasure. 8622 Knox's Scottish Liturgy. THE CL PSALMES of David in meter, with the prose, for the use of the Kirk of Scotland [preceded by Knox's Liturgy; and followed by the Catechisme and Prayer], 2 vols. in 1, sm. 8vo. (12mo.) with the Music, the early leaves rather soiled by use, o'd calf, rare, £3. Middelburgh (Holland), 1602 Prefixed is the Confession of Faith used in the English Congregation at Geneva; received and approved by the Church of Scotland. 8623 THE CL PSALMES of David, in prose and meeter, with their whole usuall Tunes newly corrected and amended. Hereunto is added the whole Church Discipline, with many godly Prayers, and an exact Kalendar for XXV Years; and also the Song of Moses in Meeter, never before this time in print, with the Music-A Catechisme of Christian Religion, appointed to be printed for the use of the Kirke of Edinburgh, wanting the last leaf of the Godly Prayers-2 vols. in 1, sm. 8vo. old calf, £5. Edinburgh, Andro Hart, 1615 8624 THE PSALMES of David in Prose and Meeter, with their whole Tunes in foure or mo Parts, and some Psalms in Reports; whereunto is added many godly Prayers and an exact Kalendar, sm. 8vo. with the Music, arranged for part-singing, the title mounted, |